Features
Returning home
Carol Christophersen and Emma Loban are bringing new insights into the repatriation of human remains at the Natural History Museum. Simon Stephens meets them
The Museum of…Our pick of the UK’s specialist collections
It is a truth universally acknowledged that fans of the author will find plenty to swoon over at Jane Austen's House Museum, writes John Holt
Dissenting voices
As issues such as executive pay, government cuts and NHS reform continue to divide people in Britain, Rob Sharp looks how museums are reflecting protest across the UK
Welcome all
With high-profile events such as the Olympics, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the Dickens bicentenary, this is going to be a big year for attracting overseas visitors to the UK, writes Geraldine Kendall
The Museum of…Our pick of the UK’s specialist collections
Geraldine Kendall hears about a museum that tells the story of naval conflict in Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands
Save our ships
Despite some notable success stories, many projects to preserve historic vessels are struggling to keep their heads above water. Deborah Mulhearn finds out why
The art of science
Ian Blatchford hopes his experience at the V&A will help him to transform the National Museum of Science and Industry. Simon Stephens meets him
The Museum of…Our pick of the UK’s specialist collections
Instruments, astronomical and musical, are the focus of a museum dedicated to William and Caroline Herschel. By Geraldine Kendall
Going local
What do ideas of localism, volunteering, and community empowerment mean for museums and their audiences? Helen Weinstein reports